NZ Fertility Research Review Issue 43
In this issue:
– Natural cycle vs HRT cycle for endometrial preparation in women undergoing FET
– Endometrial thickness and live birth rate after FET
– Perinatal outcomes of vaginal progesterone in natural FET pregnancies
– Sleep variability affects time to achieve pregnancy
– Pregnancy outcomes in older women using donor oocytes
– Does oligozoospermia affect outcomes of oocyte donation ICSI cycles?
– ART pregnancies are more likely to be exposed to teratogenic medications
– Letrozole-stimulated cycles vs HRT cycles for FET in women with PCOS
– Impact of GnRH agonist trigger on follicular phase length in ART cycles
– Effects of pre-pregnancy weight loss on atherogenic lipid levels during pregnancy
Expert contributor
Dr Leigh Searle
Leigh is an obstetrician and gynaecologist who has completed subspecialty training in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Leigh trained in NZ and completed a fellowship at the Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne where there was a strong focus on fertility preservation. Leigh was the first person in NZ to perform an ovarian tissue graft from previously cryopreserved […]
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